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If you're new to the HVAC industry or seeking to broaden your understanding in this intricate and often challenging field, you've found the perfect place.
Our training approach emphasizes simplifying key concepts to make them easily understandable. In this course, we extensively cover the air side of building air conditioning systems, guiding you step-by-step towards proficiency in evaluating, selecting, and sizing Air Handling Units (AHU) and Air Ducts.
*Free summary PDF file included*
If you're new to the HVAC industry or seeking to broaden your understanding in this intricate and often challenging field, you've found the perfect place.
Our training approach emphasizes simplifying key concepts to make them easily understandable. In this course, we extensively cover the air side of building air conditioning systems, guiding you step-by-step towards proficiency in evaluating, selecting, and sizing Air Handling Units (AHU) and Air Ducts.
By leveraging fundamental mechanical engineering principles such as thermodynamics, heat transfer, and fluid mechanics, you'll be able to convert theoretical knowledge into practical skills relevant to the HVAC sector. Topics we explore include psychrometry, the equal friction method for duct sizing, analyzing heat gain in spaces, and even control applications using Building Management Systems (BMS).
Enroll in this course to get a head start in your HVAC career.
Learning Outcomes and Content
1) Introduction to Air Handling Systems
Explain the working principle of air handling and fan coil unit
Explain the controls for pressure dependent and pressure independent VAV
Interpret duct drawings and BMS graphics for air-side
2) Space Cooling Load
Describe the three mechanisms of heat transfer
Identify the heat gains in a building
Estimate the cooling loads of a building
3) Psychrometry
Define the thermo-physical properties of air
Analysis of various air treatment processes by applying the psychrometric chart
Explain air conditioning processes in the building
4) AHU and Duct Selection
Define the components of pressure loss in an air distribution system
Explain the use of the equal friction method on the sizing of air distribution duct work
Apply the procedure for determining pressure losses in air distribution duct work
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This course is great. It goes in depth for understanding how to use psychrometry and what it means in a real life system. Learning a lot.
Great course overall. As a HVAC Operations Engineer in the Pharmaceutical Industry, this course was a really good refresher for some basic but really important aspects and content of the HVAC Industry. Thanks.
Excellent course. All important concepts in related to the topic are presented in a manner it is easier to understand. Highly recommended course for building operation and maintenance professionals and techs.
Test your understanding!
The two websites that are introduced in the video:
calcuduct.com
https://ductcalc.ca/
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